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For anybody new to this board, let me walk through the logic (sic): EQ claims the company is broke, yet they submit an application to CBOE which requires a $25K application fee. Requirement 1 of the CBOE approval process is $5M in shareholder equity. The only way that is accomplished is a payoff of Fife note or a restructure and a capital raise. Company issues a PR that it is restructuring all debt. I guess we should wait for the lawsuit from Fife that he knows nothing about this. Let's move to the Investment banking team, which at last glance was Roth Capital. So they let the company announce a $5-$10M capital raise. Guess we will hear from them next. Next, the company's main financing group, whose principal is Matt Schissler, is now consulting for the company through a related entity, Redhawk Consulting. Matt knows nothing about this CBOE thing. So we should expect some response from Redhawk. Oh, and finally, the law firm, Lucosky Brookman, also knows nothing about this either. For good measure, let's add the auditors too. Sounds plausible huh....
You've just been wrong so many times, most recently about the timeliness and effectiveness of the last registration statement.
See, that wasn't too hard.
knock off a zero on your 5M. He advanced one extension payment for YOTA. As previously posted, they have done a few conversions also. Just have to wait for the registration statement.
I actually don't know. They have done some conversions as part of agreements with the company. There has never been a default. I am sure of that. Fife is trying to turn over a new leaf since the SEC lawsuit.
The correct term is that is the trading range, not a paint. Sorry...
First of all, the amount owed to Fife is not $25M. Second, we will know shortly the terms as it will be part of a registration statement. Third, it will need to adhere to CBOE requirements, which are essentially the same as NASDAQ.
MF he is just angry that he didn't hold long enough. Amateur traders always get hit....
Another guy who knows more than the exchange listing, Investment bankers, accountants, and lawyers. I just don't know where we get so many of these experts on this tiny little stock.
DA...They can't meet listing requirements until Fife is settled. They made that very clear.
I guess they are in such straits that CBOE wants them in. Seems like somebody's got some of them sour grapes.....
Oh I forgot to add that they are restructuring the Fife note. Oh no....
You really can't read. It was stated between 5-10M. I would suspect more investment as AQB, BSFC AS, and GRPS exit.
NASDAQ is not doing any micro/small caps. Haven't for awhile now. Kicking existing clients off to the tune of one-two per month. Maybe your GRPS can qualify....
They have also indicated they expect it to go quickly. They have everything from the past filings. Take them off the shelf and dust 'em off.
Uh Oh.......
Every time I think somebody couldn't get any dumber, they actually do. I would like the B teamers to give me a reason why YOTA hasn't found anybody to utilize their SPAC in over nine months? Also, the YOTA cash position sits at $7.9M, down from$115M. Looks to me like NSI made the right move.
You've been spouting this same chit for over 5 years. You really need to evaluate the micro-cap space over the last 24 months. 995 decline across the board. Funny thing is, SHMP will rebound while most of the others will wither away and die. Go back home rookie...
I will direct you too the closing "paint" trade of 415K shares. That's one helluva paint...
The total trade was 100 shares at $.0088. Total was eight cents. What say about that.
Funny...Don't say a thing about the eight cent trade to know it down by a tenth ten minutes before close. Word....wise up
Man, that's so original....I figured after 10K posts (actual), that you could come up with something more relevant.
Pretty funny. Don't say a gd thing about the 5:1 downward paints by the MM's.
MM's throwing everything they got against NSI.
This is from the guy that can't figure out a court judgement, empathically stated they would be late with their last filing. I would suggest you study up on Redhawk and Matt Schissler. His CV is quite impressive.
I would expect more based off of this news,,,,They have made it very clear they are uplisting.
Just got major news. WTF
Yes....We do agree on something....
My information is that Doug Ernst is a friend of NSI and a shareholder.
Rookies making BS predictions.... See you on the other side.....
To each his own.....
The document speaks for itself. A guy who has made a significant investment wants to help guide the ship with his resources. I would expect major news over the next few days/weeks on Redhawk/NSI initiatives.
GHS liquidates their shares within 2-4 days without fail. That is there modus operandi. They had zero prior to Wednesday.
First of all, it's over $.02. I know you can't read so I understand that. Next, it was up 110% today. Go over to GRPS or some other equity and spew. Won't be responding to any of your posts because they are simply the workings of a kindergartner.
Oh well.....some will never learn.
Hang on to that delusion. Make that your 11,000th post about this company. Never ends....
Yeah they're pumping. Do you ever stop?
Is that the chewing gum LOL
Let's see if she can hold the 80% gain. GLTA
Give you the same answer gave to EQ "asked and answered".